Not an issue...

[JJSell1]

But any way to get a total by team that has made a scorigami?

[Merry3750]

There's no easy way to do it with the current functionality, but if you'd like to dig through the data, you can find it here: https://nflscorigami.com/copydb

[JJSell1]

It wasn't really hard to do. Your data is in a nested array. I just had to clean that up. Here is a copy of my code if you want to see it. Just saves it now to a csv.

fetch('https://nflscorigami.com/data') .then( response => { if (response.status !== 200) { console.log('Looks like there was a problem. Status Code: ' + response.status); return; }

  // Examine the text in the response
  response.json().then(function (data) {
    //console.log(JSON.stringify(data));
    //console.log('data.lemght: ' + data.matrix.length)
    var masterArray = []
    data.matrix.forEach(function (ptsLose) {
      //console.log('items at index ' + data.matrix.indexOf(ptsLose) +

' - ptsLose.length ' + ptsLose.length) ptsLose.forEach(function (item) { if(item.count != 0){ masterArray.push(item) } }) //console.log('current masterarray.length after a batch of ptsLose items: ' + masterArray.length) })

    //console.log(masterArray.length)

    var allWinnerNames = masterArray.map(function (item) {
      return item.first_team_win
    })

    var allLoserNames = masterArray.map(function (item) {
      return item.first_team_lose
    })

    var allNames = allWinnerNames.concat(allLoserNames)

    var allUniqueNames = allNames.filter(filterUniques)

    //console.log(allUniqueNames.length)

    allUniqueNames.sort()

    let exportData = []
    exportData.push("Team,Total,Home Wins,Home Loses,Away Wins,Away

Loses")

    allUniqueNames.map(function(teamToLookUp){
      let total = masterArray.filter(function(item){return (item.

first_team_win == teamToLookUp || item.first_team_lose == teamToLookUp)}). length let homeWins = masterArray.filter(function(item){return (item. first_team_home == teamToLookUp && item.first_team_win == teamToLookUp)}). length let homeLoses = masterArray.filter(function(item){return (item. first_team_home == teamToLookUp && item.first_team_lose == teamToLookUp)}). length let awayWins = masterArray.filter(function(item){return (item. first_team_away == teamToLookUp && item.first_team_win == teamToLookUp)}). length let awayLoses = masterArray.filter(function(item){return (item. first_team_away == teamToLookUp && item.first_team_lose == teamToLookUp)}). length exportData.push(teamToLookUp + ',' + total + ',' + homeWins + ','

• homeLoses + ',' + awayWins + ',' + awayLoses) }) var csv = exportData.map(function(d){ return JSON.stringify(d) }).join(('\n')) console.log(csv)

  const fs = require('fs')
  fs.writeFile('betterScoriGami.csv', csv, (err) => {
    if (err) throw err;
   });

  }); }) .catch(err => console.log('Fetch Error :-S', err));

function filterUniques(item, itemIndex, srcArray) { return srcArray.indexOf(item) === itemIndex }

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There's no easy way to do it with the current functionality, but if you'd like to dig through the data, you can find it here: https://nflscorigami.com/data

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